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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

The Missouri Pacific Railway have 3
ii rough line Of their own from St. Louis
and Kansas City, to Pueblo; and while
l. il generally understood that they will
not 90 west of Pueblo, they will have
close connections with ire Denver &
Rio Grande for through car service, be-
tween these cities and salt Lake and
Ogden.
We have also the Rock Railroad.
Latest reports are that it is go0g up
Red Butte, in which event it is destined
for the Park, by way of East Canyon,
around the hittle Mountain in the viCiu-
lty of Mountain Dell, and then up Par
ley's to the Park. There is but ones r
mise IN his cCnnecuon-thati it will run
10 connect with the Midland road
which is now surveyed through Straw
berry Valley, or it will operate III con-
aection with the D. & 3. G. AT least
this is the talk.
Six years sgo, Denver was in about
the same position in regardt TO railroads
as Salt Lake City is to-day. There
were rumors then of the Rock Island,
Missouri Pacific, and Burlington
building into Denver; but the majority
of people in Denver regarded them as
nothing but wild talk, as there was
barely business to support the roads
then running to that place. However,
up to this date, all these predictions
have been realized, except that the
Rock Island has only just crossed the
State line Of Colorado, but will be in
Denver inside of three months In ad-
ditiOn to these, the A T. Il s. +. mas
extended its. line to Denver, and is now
running through trains between Denver
and Kansas City. And it is safe to pre-
diet that none of these lines will stop
permanently at Denver. The force of
circumstances will compel them to come
to this point and that no line will cross
the mountains without coming to Salt
Lake City, may be set down as a fact,
While there are other passes south of
Salt Lake City, there is not sufficient
business along the routes to induce roads
to take any of these routes, in prefer
ence to the Salt Lake route.
The lines of railroads from Chicago,
Kansas City. Omaha, and st, Louis,
haye at last awakened to the fact that
cheap excursion rates have a great in
fuence in building up states and terri
tories tributary to them. we predict
that
IN THE FUTURE .
much lower rates viii be accorded to
Utah than to California, and it is con-
fdently expected that thousands of
excursionists will visit Salt Lake and
Utah during the coming year.
With these great prospects in view,
the city ought to donate the 'Old Fort
block, upon which to build union
depot,
CoALTER & SNELGRoyE. the Salt Lake
Music Dealers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
RAILWAY CENTRE.
Salt Lake Soon to Be-
coma One.
ROADS ON THE WAY.
0usiets to the Coast Must Be
Obtained.
SALT LAKE g. LOS ANGELES.
& BGrds-eye View OF the Future, and
Some Cheering News For All
Interested here.
ROADS ON THE WAY.
0uslets to the Coast Must Be
Obtained.
SALT LAKE 6 LOS ANGELES.
& BGrd's-eye view OF the Future, and
Some Cheering News For All
Interested Here.

To discuss railroad probabilities with
regard to Salt Lake, is to go into whole
sale guess business. But there are pro-
liabilities, and these probabilities are not
Tfshout foundation:
In these matters, as in all others,
there is that which disposes indifferently
to the will of man to whatever be may
propose.
There is much power in united hope.
It ia hard work TO convince man that
he ought to do something which you
have no faith in yourself. But it is
singular how easy it is to convert men
20 ideas they desire to see obtain.
There is a united opinion that Salt
Lake City is to become a great railroad
csntre. This opinion is shared not
only by the people of this Territory, but
It is participated in by men in the rail-
gcsi business throughout toe country,
vhc seem to have given any study
whatever to railroad possibilities in this
section. The best evidence of this fact
ia II, tie interviews of the real estate
zuen published lsewhere in this issue,
In RcIch it is shown that men follow
ing ra.woading as business, have made
besRy Investments IN real estate here
abOnl.
One thing is absolutely certain, that
Salt Lake City is in the heart of the in
tsr-m0untain region 1t is the halfway
house between the Missouri River and
Che Pa idc Coast; and as such, is bound
TO become important IS railroad cen
tra
The Northern Pacific and the South
err Pacific will carry the business IN the
vicinity of the border lines OF British
Columbia and Old Mexico. AT the pre-
cent time the Uniob Pacific and the ~.
a g.. Gv Railways. with the Central
Pacific. control >tha s6usiGsss between
FsTfE - ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
A GU1rAR and mandolin mgnufactory.

A GUITAR and mandolin mGnutactory
THE MOST convenient ana best ar
ranged wooden mills.
The MOST healthfni and novel water
ingsplaces in the world.
An EFFICIENT fire department con-
stantly being improved.
A wGLL-CoNDUCTED system OF arc aud
incandescent electric light.
Pure WATER from the mountain tops.
Drive well: by the hundred.
SEVERAL MILES OF street car track-and
room for several miles more.
TRUNK FAcToRIEs-the goods produced
go north, south, east and west.
CIGAR FACTORIES second to none in
the quality OF goods turned out.
ABUNDANT EVIDENCE of the existC nee
of petroleum within our borders.
A PROPRIETARY medicine establish
ment with a great future before it.
THE BEST newspapers. population
considered, of any other place knoHns
DELIGHTFUL SPRINGS, agreeable sum
mers. pleasant falls, and mild win erS.
FoUNDRIEs AND machine shops, plan
ing mills and building establishments.
A TELEPHONE exchange second to none
in the west, and connecting some 500
subscribers. $500.
LARGE CANDY factories consta thy be-
ing added to, IN order to meet the press
ing demands. M
The ONLY Great Salt Lako-the equal
OF which for bathing purposes has yet
TO be discovered. F.y
ARTISTS WHO can paint all round"
sny of their brethren in the Western
States and Territories.
UNLIMITED SUPPLIES OF salt in the
Great Salt Lake from which is manu-
featured mining, cattle, table, and dairy
salt.
SEVERAL INSTITUTIONS making furDi
ture OF all kinds ana competing With The
quality and price.
MINES THAT may be safely reckoueG
among the leading ones i'll the world
that have produced fabulous Sums and
are yet IN their infancy.
A BIG future ahead OF US as railroad
centre, as. the Central Pacific, Union
Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande. Utah L
Northern, Utah & Nevada, Salt Lake Il
Western. Salt Lake & Fort Douglas.
Salt Lake g. Los Angeles, and the many
big lines now heading this way will fad
1t convenient to make their headquar-
ters in this city-combined in q Grad
Union Depot, land or the erection of
which will probably be donated by the
city at an early date.
AND thousand other attractions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
IN BRIFF, WE HAVE

The PUREST Ice.
WHOLE COUNTIES OF IRON.
PLENTY OF room to grow.
No CYCLONES, nor floods.
A FGRsT-CLAss paper mill.
EXTENSIVE WATER power.
ENTIRE MOUNTAINS Of coal.
GYPSUM millions Of tons.
LINE OF superior quality.
A FIRST CLASS match fac DRY.
THE PRETTIEsT trout streams.
MILLIoNS OF tons OF rock salt.
SAMPLING WORKS and smelterS.
THE GRNNDEsT canyon scenery.
The BEST breweries in the west.
The BEGINNING of a lovely park.
EVERY MINERAL known. save tin.
POTATOES FAMOUS the world over.
THE BEST boiler works in the west.
WONDERFUL WELLS Of natural gas.
WIDE STREETS and shady sidewalks.
ASPHALT BEDS covering many miles.
THE MOST beautiful mountain lakes.
ALIVE AND energetic real estate men.
Tue FINEST Driving Park in the west.
CHEMICAL WORKS in active operation.
THE MOST orderly communities ever
seen.
A SILK factory operated on small
.cale.
ELEGANT HOUSES for public amuse-
ment.
THE FINEST climate on the face OF the
globe.
INExHAUsTIBLE QUABmEs of building
stone.
INTENSIVE BEDS of almost pure sui
phur.
STOCKING FACTORIES employing many
hands.
THE BEST soil for cereals in the United
States.
SKILLED MECHANICS and competent ar
chitects. ..-..-
GILsoNITE, big future for which is
in store.
EXTENSIVE BOOT, shoe and overall
factories. sst.
A NEW find in the shape of anthra-
cite coal.
The MOST wonderful building IN
America.
THE GREATEST number OF talented
THE LARGEST mercantile house west
Of Chicago.
The BEST site for large city ever
yssed upon.
The FINEST marble veins ever opened
n America. .r,
The FINEsr hotel between Denver and
San Francisco.
CRAcKsR FACTORIES commanding an
extensive trade.
BRICK KILSs p:oduciag q superior
quality of brick. ......e,
THE MOST wonderful warm and7Eot
sulphur springs. e- .re..- ea1 zt
THE BEST a ranged glass works in any
" the Territories. t''H '
SzykRAL OF the best ARRANGED -four
nils il the world. s. tser.ssr
Eara q oe $50 ~ -ai stE
s@.as Il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
VzI1F VT
An Elegant Substitute

$40. An Elegant Substitute
For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of
bitter. nauseous medicine is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
3kles. Recommended By leading Phv-.
sicians. Manufactured oily by the.
California Fig Syrup Co.. San Francisco.
esi..t.or sale q. SmitadS Ce1Agent,
ssSityi1ske' City, ggvTw grrzsTr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

CoALTEB & SNELGRovE, the Salt Lake
Music Dealer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07
CASTELAR,.

Comenzamos 4 reproducir en-
este ndmero ell graudilocuente,
patri6tico & inspirado discurso
pronunciado por ell eminente tri.
bino senor Castelar,, gloria de
E'pans, en- el Congresn de los
Oiputados, e. IA de Diciembre
dltimo.
Nosotros descartamos de tan
grsndiosa oraci6n politics ciertas
ideas repub.icanas y filos6ficas del
sen II Csstelsr, con las cuales es
tsmos en- complete desacuerdo, y
no tenemos patabras sino para en-
sa'zar Ia arrehatadora elocuencia
= ell inagotah'e { Unconditional
patriotismo del sen1r CASTELAR,.
lInc 'ndicional, sil 81 sefior
CASTELAR, 10 Ia dicho al terminar
su di>curso del IA de d Dciembre,
condenaudo los procedimientos
ie faefzs resoluci pnarios.
E >sfl ,r Ct>telar, antes que IL
repIhli =, que la democracia, our
Ia libertad, quiere Ia rnidad = la
par de Ia Patria.
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Pero ta,nbien ha habido en- di

Pero ta,nbien ha habido en- di-
no acto cosas que no nos extra
nan; tal.-s son: la finura y galan
reria con que fueron recibidos los
nanifestantes. y las alegres plat.
cas- de los distintos grupos que
aih Sc formarOn, al decir de La
Revista, en- la relaci6n de esa no.
rab'e fiesta; aquella inura y esta
ga|anteril son proverbiales EN- el
seflcr Cells y en- su distinguida
familia; e,to, lejos Ge parecefno~
xtrafio, Va 10 esperaoamos noso
tros, debian espel arlo todos.
La hora de los brindis, natural
era, debia de llegar, y hasta nos
otros hsbriamos brindado, 81 hu,
bieramos tenido ell honor y Ia ga
tisfaccion de hallaruos en- aquolla
fiesta, y acaso hubieramos acer
tado a brindar, en- armonfx con
los sentlmlentGs del SefiOr Cells,
como & hi sabilo hacerlo, en- ar
monia con 10 que las circunstan
cias = su galanteris de 81 exi.
gian.
Por no hacernos. .usos, omi
tiremos Ia historic ~ la mayor
oarte en- los brindis; tan solo ha
remoS mencion de idos.
Dijo q Sr. Cepeda: Brimdc
por la union de los asimilistas y
autonomistas. Quisieramos que
hubie>e expIicado ell como de ess
union; etc es un brindis conmu
tativo, pcro %ynalogmdti{o.
Y ell senior Cslis, ratificandose
en- sus creencias, 8, 10 que es lo
mismn, diciendo que q no ca au-
tonomista, dijo que procurara
siempre cuanto ofrezea beneficio>
oara e-ta querida TERRA y que
no vaciidrd en- aUanzar lSta Ia
autonomia el dia qne Sc ie con.
cenza de sWs Oentojas sobre Ia
asimiluci6n; y como este no su
..edera nuncs, por lue no puede
suceder, va pueden esperar senta
dos los senores autonomistas.
Mas, nj este nj 10 otro kabrao
de ser ohstaculo para que deje
mos de felicitar al Sr. Cells por
Ia manifestation de afecto, sim
patia y consideration de que h,
sido objeto eD la uoche del Mier.
coles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07
ELVAPOR-CORREO,

Aver, por la mailana, entr6 en-
nnestro puerto, procedente de Ia
Peninsula, e vapor -correo de Ia
Com nania Trasatlantica, Ciudao
CondaI.
La lelativa tardanza de su lle-
gsda debese, segdu informes que
uos han suministrado los Sc
nores Consignatarios de la Em,
presa, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, 4
haber zarpado de Santander el
Cudad Condal con algan retra-
SO, y haber empleaao dos diss pa
ra ir de aquel puerto al de Ia Co.
rufia, a causa del NAL tempo )
del estado de la mar.
Durante la travesia del Ciudad
Condal, fallecio a bordo, victims
de un ataque al coraz6n que le
ilev6 d la eternidad instantanea
mente, ell tercer maquinista del
buque.
d. E. P.
Celebramos muy de veras que
Ia demora del Ciydad Condal NO
haya obecido, como asi es, d min.
guna de .gracia nj accidente gra.
We.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07

TsAs a dasassmho gws Cssas
- iksssn ssAAsa Il nas I4aAxs.
pH AaA@s axssmaAAa - II CO
efxss Il ssss anssatas ass aAM
l.sss. swaAsWe4 e4as9
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sass3 - N&A sss~s sss* - ases
asAs ses - 80 sssa4 a. Fsm -
49, y Ata : ~ sssa 80 - =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07
FERRO-CARRlL.

Aver, ii despsdirse s. E. de Ia
prsnsa, Sc pnso de manifesto 4
S.ta por el Sr. Secretario del Go.
bierno, . indicaei6n del Sr. CO.
oernador. el Real Decreto llegado
por 81 a.Gimo vAp r.coueo y en-
Il cnal se ordena que - aruncie o
n pdblica snhasia los ferro. cA
rifles de estA isla.
La licitaci6n se veri6carS 81 !.
maltaneamente en Madrid ' San
Juan dc PaeFto-Rico 81 &C de-
eFHximo AbFil.
DAEemos mas detallss sobsc tan
lnsssesaase particular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07
INTERES ANTE.

En- GdcetG extraordinaria ha
,iroulado ell G9bierno Gene raj
Ia siguisnte importante noticia
lue con gusto reproducin ,s
stas Columns:
"El Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ul.
tramar, en- telegrama de esta fschs, di.
ce al Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General
10 siguiente:
" Pforrogado convenio comercial cor
" Estados Uuidos hasta 81 de Marie
'pr6ximo. Disponga V. E. continu
"su aplicacioD."
Y de orden de su s. e. Sc publica en-
"Gaceta Extraordinaria para gene
raj conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, Enero de 1s87.-E
Secretatio del Gobicrno General, Jost
Pastor y Magdn.
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ten conformes con la Religion Y la
Justicia, seg1n ha ensenado no ha
mucho, en- solemnfsimo documento,
nuestro actual POntifice.
Protestamos contra la intolerable
pregunta de "si los Vicarios de
Oristo son pastores 6 lobos," por
solo ell hecho, (dado que sea cierto)
de haber trabajado por la candida
tura del senior Terol; pues de Greer
es que, 81 asf 10 han hecho, habra
sido por considerable de verdadera
utilidad para la provincial de Puer-
to-Rico, para la Religion y para la
Patria.
PrOtestamOs contra Ia insensata
ironfa que dice: "feligreses escan-
dalizados de la inmoralidad de los
que Sc dicen curas de vuestras al
mas, obedeced q esos prohombres," !"
pues, 81 bien hubo siempre algunos
Sacerdotes indignos en- la Iglesia
de Jesucristo, como entire los doce
Ap6stoles hubo un Judas, nj ESQ
autoriza a juzgar inmorales & los
que tomen parte a favor de un par.
lido polftico, (cuando este no sea
contrario 4 la Justicia y la Reli-
gi6n, como no creemos 10 sea ell in-
condicionaD, III La Repista puede
hablar como habla, sino es barre
nando las leyes de la moral cat6li-
ca, denominada absurdo en- uno de
los artfculos que venimos comba.
tiendo, y abrazandose q la moral
que ALI mismo Sc llama moral sin
Adjective, es decir, moral 4 secas.
Protestamos, en- flo, contra ell
sentimiento desnaturalizado que
resalta en- esas ofensas sacrilegas,
que ha dictado tan iujuriosos con-
ceptos, contra esa impiedad inaudi-
ia que tan venenosos dardos ha
disparado subre nuestro amadisimo
Prelado y su digno Oiero, contra
esa politica que a tan desgraciados
extremes conduce, contra esa plu
ma que Sc ha empapado en- taata
hiel, contra la mano que asl SO
atrevi6 a hacerla correr, contra ell
peri6dico que recibi6 tales PROPOSE
clones, contra todo aquello, por d.
timo, que pudo contribuir, y CON-
tribuy6, a escandalizar 4 esta her
mOSa iSla con tamailas aharraciO.
nes 6 injnsticias, con semejantes
absurdos 6 irreligiosidades.
A la hora en- que escribimos este,
Idesconocemos aun ell 6xito de la
lucha; pero sea este el que quiera
que sea, de 10 fntimo de nuestra
alma protestamos por adelantado
contra todo 10 expuesto; protesta-
mos, 81, protestamos.
Otrol cat6licO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07

NJ ascatAIasslssase j esiimable
sloa AlrsAnsiFo NlAaleF y PAlxos,
alie So naxasra qaeslslo amigu y 60.
ErcAlgtonAxss u, AieiAnslru NlaNies,
- NA<aAbsA , lsvsa eayAA bellAa
pfxaaAs y tassates maAs - nnA vcn
elsg 4ases. "a fellseiaie pFum4smra.
aseasw. 4 - n2s sie - eEal enNnde
sns@AsaA esa Axsac aaA eAxs~sa "a IA
sAsAtal d PFsaeipaao de Casa-
sasA
FFssSAndA p.smA nas IA eaasAaio
ssssA ssa&Ea9sA ! esseaa eonpEwnAr-
mes - fasn<s - sa eek1a 1el deae.
sts gasasw ! sl~@s&s aatlAA sAwt ii
ts@AM a@sasFaAa@<a s 0taSi ) 4
$50 eA aa Aslss y pwssiAnsaa para 81
ssAsA 1sS 2sfssaAAe bexxn Ntnixs
= sAxs2A pwmAsxmaaaan9A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07
Ii MANIFESTATION
DEL. 11IEROOLES

Is aqai por tOdos Eabido Que
el sehor Cells, Dipntado eiecto
poF Vega baja, fue objeto en- ssa
nos he de una expressive manifrs
iaei0n de AE,scto y sisnpalis. Es-
10 no nos extrAasl aptes Lien IL
cresmus muy lo.gsco, jasto ' n.
iuFkl. pero 40 qaisFe signlE ar
10 dis ha que oSIaa sAsaAs no aos
pAFsxcAn exlsaHAa
CuallaierA exsEaaarA, poE = sl~m'
plo. 4ae . disha maaifvssaei6n
aAyA eonenFrda ii amfssoA4lamo
RS coaroaAcsas. l'aes gee ?
/ AeAso 81 parnda sssmlhsfa. lsaa
60. qse - q del ~hoF Gels. 90
- si adFsfsArlo mas asSulmo a.
a aateaoa#Ass kxss = kqusl %
spn eemaa do polssl Namoss
4assrs aswiE que saoxhe - ksa
laEsAda los diss psles l iss gas
sonslssafaa 81 sfsst9 J sEmptsla
- lea ssaeama&lssms kt il n Ihpa
sAse sasxso rss Vega bs1a. raaa
~ Il sx9Gesxlnsa 50 saaWsf xxNgfa
sQaslAa sas&,F ! sts alssa@s
sAae FAtAas fxFssslss ssee@s l =
- saaees \ - esAs N&s4 nAAa h
- 49, 4as slssstsa.
Iaai ssAssa s&aatesa sassNasas
sMs . - aeaaassAs \ ssRsa $50
ssYs 8sssssAs II lNass4 fAsssA
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$ A4 s sst8 49, So 81
saa ~ sasaVas. ! ssE - ss8s
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07

Conclude 10 que precede, leo en-
su apreciable BOLETIN que ell Sr
Cells Aguilera es el elegido. Ten
go de este seIior bastante buen con-
cepto para creer que nj remotamen.
te fuera 81 qnien inspirase & La Re.
rista los artfculos que dejamos pull.
verizados. R6stanos, pues, deciI
tan solo: quod scripsi, scripsi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07
PRoPOsIcION.

La situaci6n econ6mica de
Provihcia de ruerto Rico re
ma que con urgencia se adol
~ disposiciones neeesariss 4
que. disminuyendo los gastos
blieos y AliviadO el presupue
e leyanie 81 postTadA aSricu
r.. y se anime el conieFcio, abr
do meEcados para los frutos,
.ilando 4 Ii wa tl cambio eos
dc 10 peninsula.
UEgs tAmbl6s que - proes
ID coustrucrijn de los ferro-s
les economieos dc via eati
como estA nanaado ea al
clones vigcntca, y que ~ re-
81 cennacIo n0assaFio, lew
ii lsla h eansiAad neeeaa
moaedAs ds orc y plata, 6e ISs
cafe, slA.s y denomiaasi6n exse
gAmsnse Igokles 4 les que eirrnlal
ca Ii Psnlnsaia.
palaei0 del Cesgrsso. 90 d
I).ssemesw as lsA6. - Ffamessr.
Lassfs8. Aanssi fsrmaa8ss "a
sxnila. Asnsm Cavvtaa
gsxxsa ". assmAa !
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,ublicidaI maniiestos anti-cune.

,ubliciiaI maniiestos anti-cune-
ros.
Ahora Cesar de Bazdn, el apo
logista aver del senior Lsbra, por
todo encomio en- favor de este,
dice, POGO menos que q regafia
'lientes, que ell leader autonomista
h.ce las cosas...... como el sabe
hacerlas.
Oh, inconsecuencia!
lTe convertiras en- rivalidad
Y 81 ESQ sucede lquien echara
sel cato al aqua?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-07
.,.,,. q APiRTURA Dg Los TRIBUNALS.

Ei disc. lrso leido por ell Excmo
elmo. Sr. D. Vensncio ZorriIls
Y Arredont 70, dignfsimo presiden
te de esta ls al Audiencia, en- e.
acto de la !, pertnra de uuestros
Tribunales, ,erif ada el 8 del
mes que ours, es IN do;umento
digno por todc. concerto' de las
tradi-iones y alta investidura de
tan respectable funcionario, y, CO.
mo dijimos va, |, minoso y con
cienzudo. Placene cnnsignarlo
asi rindiendo CON el9s ex-
preston de vana hsonja,..
aviene con nuestro caractes
un tribute de justicia II que, Do.
de la presidencia de aquel supe
rior tribunal, la aatninistra inva-
riable y cunplida, coIao la jus
ticia debe ser, a nombfe de nues.
tro Monarca d. A fonso. XIII.
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la misma ocasi6n que ahora por
ell senior q ,rrilla leido, comenxabe
-eu ell que tenemos la vista ss,
con ,igra-- on un triste homepa-.
je de recnerdo piadoso y dulce d,
Ia memoria del cabslleroso ID! Al
fonso XII, que acababa de pasar,
con dolof de todos los espanoles,
desde el camoo dc batalla de esta
ida, al campo dA> etern& quie.
tud Z inercia de Ia muerte. En
ell oiscurso de este an }, VI primer
concepto. tierno y r'spetuoso,
consagralo ell seior Z9rrilla al
Monarca dc Espaiia qpe se agita
en- r9gia cuns, y en- el 6nal-esnsas
y tan consoladoras eJperapzas se
cifrsn, y d Ia virlud, 4 la caridad,
d Ia justicia, a Ia clemencia y al
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